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Sofie聽Gr氓b酶l, star of Danish detective drama The Killing, is back on TV in crime thriller Fortitude, playing the Governor of a small Arctic town. She talks to Jenni about filming in Iceland,聽taking on a marathon work load after surviving breast cancer, and whether we might see the return of Sarah Lund's and her famous jumper any time soon.

Fortitude聽begins on Sky Atlantic on Thursday 29 January at 9pm.

Lisa McKenzie left her factory job after nine years of making tights, went to study at Nottingham University and is now a research fellow at the London School of Economics. But she doesn鈥檛 want to be middle class, she doesn鈥檛 care about opera and her new book 鈥淕etting By鈥� is about social inequality and working class women like herself, from the St Ann鈥檚 estate in Nottingham. Lisa talks about her unique life experience which enables her to bring the academic world and her local community together.

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The Women鈥檚 Justice Minister Simon Hughes says that the number of women being sent to prison needs to be reduced. But how can this be achieved in practice?聽spent a day with women at Styal prison in Cheshire. She talks to聽Jenni about her experiences.

It鈥檚 been fifty years since the death of Winston Churchill, a significant character in the fight for freedom during the Second World War. in London is commemorating this with a special exhibition focusing on Churchill鈥檚 interest in science. But as always, where are the women? Rachel Boon is a curator of the exhibition and she tells Jenni about the women who made their mark in science during World War Two. Elsie Widdowson may not be a household name, but she was a nutritionist who made a huge impact on life at home during the war.